Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-14

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-. uS "AS couiug 6owo q NIL thle side
OF Monticello Creek the forward Wheel of the
s.sRe coach struck the end of q large log in
the wheel track and threw him from his scar.
He struck on HE face. and the wheel nearly
severed one of his ears. He vas taken nm
lnsensible, and did not recover consciou.ne..
for several hours. 4 physician vas called,
DIS wounds dressed. and re understand that
he lie recovering
Farnham Bros. of Washburn are digging
the cellar ard LAYING the foundation for
new store, the one which thew occupy At
present. being too small for their increasing
business The old store is to be fitted no for
dwelling house and rented They evideu,
ly believe in future for ArooHook.
few days ago Joseph Chandler OF Blaine
received a slight scratch on the hand from
saw tooth; the result is the hand is badly
swollen and painful, and fears are entertained
that it will prove serious on account of blood
poisoning.-The Blaine cheese factory opened
June l. 1t receives about $500 pounds of
mix day and expects TO increase the amount
in a short time.
Joseph Michaud of Presque Isle wa. ar
rested FRIDAY morning for selling rum, ar
ragned before Justice MeGlauflin, found
guiity, hned $50 and costs. and given 80 days
IN Jail. Being unable to paw the fne joseph
Monticello has had q rou sing railroad meet
ing and unanimously voted in favor of the
Direct Liae.
FRANKLIN.
correspondent to the Phillips Phono-
graph ~rites;-We are now having quite q
good company, 80 guests in all at Tim pond
ana Seven ponds, and some quite large par.
ties have engaged board and cabins and are
n dsp. l..
trout fishing never was better than this
spring; some parties who have been at the
Seven ponds for the past ten DAYS tell me
they found the trout just az plenty and inst
as ganey as ever and although they have
caught some larger trout in Big Island pond
and l.. pond than they did this spring but
never found them more plenty and never
averaged so large as they do this year One
gentleman from Haverhill. caught in one dsy
with f1y and OF. rod, ITO beauties and one
Boston gentleman caught in one afternoon
l". could tell you of other large catches.
Everybody get all the trout they want and
lots OF fun, and all appear to be happy.
HANCOCK.
Arrangements are now being made for a
steamer to run between Boston and Bar
Harbor at least twice q week Captain Chss.
and command the first steamer placed upon
the Route. The new Pullman flying train
will hurt such line as it is proposed to
establish. very badly.
Seventh Fights of a piece Of property at
HulPs Cove, Bar Hsrbor, which was bought
last September for $4,000, has just been sold
for 1927 ,0OO
OXFORD.
Mr.. d. Varney Young of West Paris, aged
about 81 years, fell while coming from his
room to the dining room. Friday afternoon,
and died few minutes afterwards. Three
weeks ago or more Mr.. Young had shock of
paralysis of the right side, losing the use of
his leg. arm and speech. From this he had
partially recovered the use of his limbs but
not his speech. Last Sunday he took cold
and from that time had not been 40 well. A
few minutes before his death friend called
on him and he laughed heartily at the fishing
experience related by his frend.-Drs. Yates
and French of Norway, removed the nose of
Mrs. Scion Rverson, last Thursday, the nose
having become involved with a cancerous
growth An artificial nostril had TO be i'm
provised She is doing well.-The butter
factory has more than doubled the business
of last year and in now churning some 1900
pounds Of butter per week. The business is
still increasing. The butter find, a ready
sale and the patrons receive satisfactory re-
Enumeration for their cream M. S. B Locke,
esq, recently lost fine Jersey heifer calf -
Grass and farm crops never looked better.
PENoBscoT.
Hon. John L. Cutler, who has Just returned
from Madawaska. informs the Wing of u very
singular case which occurred at st Leonards,
just across the line from Van Buren,. The
wife of Frank Thibedea. who is employed at
Mr.. Cutters mills, gave birth to triples, hut
each of the three has birthday of its own.
one being born last Sunday noon, the next
Tuesday evening and the third Wednesday
morning. There are two boys and one girl,
and mother and children are doing we'll. Mr..
Cutler saw the three children and SAYS they
are bright and healthy appearing. 1t is a
most remarkable case.
PIscATAoUIs.
DR.. Hunt, of Greenville, has an important
and profitable addition to his practice this
summer, being employed by the Construc-
ton Company of the Canadian Pacific. He
will make trips to the camp beyond the Will
son three times a week, and every person in
the employ Of the company is assessed so
cents per month
A meeting is to be held on
the 10Th instant at W. Z Powers law office.
roxcroft, for completion of the organization
of the Piscstaquis Loan and Building associ
alton. The association will then be ready
for the transaction of business and will start
with excellent prospects of success, some of
the most energetic men of the county being
among the corporators. Over one hundred
and fifty shares have already been pledged,
and many more will undoubtedly be taken a.
soon as the association is ready for business
The Observer believes the association will be
of great benefit to the villages, and in this
case the Observer lie correct.
WASHINGTON
The Salvation Army at Calais has adopted
a new scheme for advertising which might
work in Bangor. Down in Calais the women
of the army paraded the streets, the other
evening, dressed to represent the parable of
the wise and foolish virgins. Five wore white
dresses and carried lighted lanterns, and a We
extirguished. The former beamed with
smiles; the latter affected deep and bitter
anguish.
c. E. vose. Esq, of Machias, has disposed
of 5000, 900 Of logs on the Kennebec river to
Hobsor & Co of Wiscasset. He also acid
2, 000, 900 to parties at G ,rdiner. which added
to the former lot make 200 900. one of the
largest sales this year
YORK.
A runaway occurred in Riddeford SATURDAY
| BY which two men and a woman were injured
A weak wheel caused the trouble.
While unloading iron from schooner a,
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